
Apartments near Kedzie Station (Brown Line)-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,340 Rentals)


4015-4017 N Troy St

4104-4106 N Mozart St

3745 W Argyle St

4948 N Ridgeway Ave

2653 W Carmen Ave

4500-4502 N Maplewood Ave

3821-3827 W Lawrence Ave

4942 N Rockwell St

4015-4025 W Kimball Ave

3114 W Irving Park Rd

4329 N Hamlin Ave

5320 N Sawyer Ave

4015-4025 N Kimball Ave

2645 W Carmen Ave

2632 W Winnemac Ave

2633 W Carmen Ave

3548-58 W Belle Plaine Ave

5316 N Christiana Ave

4046 N Mozart St

4458 N Avers Ave

4855 N Avers Ave

2501 W Leland Ave

2501-2503 W Eastwood Ave

2500-2502 W Eastwood Ave

Mixed-Use Building

2952-2958 W Irving Park Rd

4913 N Avers Ave

4657 N Springfield Ave

4810-4820 N Avers Ave

4838 N Avers Ave

4244 N Ridgeway Ave

3549-3551 W Belle Plaine Ave

4057 N Central Park Ave

4929-4939 N Avers Ave

3323 W Irving Park Rd

4056 N California Ave

Kimball 5324 N

Summerdale Court Of Budlong Woods

4044 N California Ave

2914 W Irving Park Rd

4825 N Springfield Ave

4503 N Springfield Ave

4624 N Springfield Ave

3454-3458 W Irving Park Rd

3923-3933 N Kedzie Ave

2909 W Summerdale Ave

2901 W Summerdale Ave

2900 W Irving Park Rd

2844 W Berwyn Ave

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